Configuration File Options:
	ffmpegPath:
		This is the absolute path to ffmpeg.

		Don't use quotation marks when entering in the path, the program will
		do that for you when it loads the path.

		Ex - Windows:
			ffmpegPath ffmpeg.exe

			In this example, ffmpeg.exe is in the same folder as the JAR file.

		Ex - Windows:
			ffmpegPath C:\Shill\saver\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe


	encodeFormat:
		This can be pretty-much any format supported by ffmpeg.

		If I wanted to encode as mkv, then I'd type in...
			encodeFormat mkv


	decodeFormat:
		Leave this as-is. The program doesn't currently support changing
		the decode format as it 7z's the files when encoding. So, when
		decoding, you should end up with a packed 7z archive.

		Ex:
			decodeFormat 7z


	encodedVideoWidth:
		The width to make the video when encoding. You can leave this as-is
		and everything will work fine.

		Ex:
			encodedVideoWidth 1280


	encodedVideoHeight:
		The height to make the video when encoding. You can leave this as-is
		and everything will work fine.

		Ex:
			encodedVideoHeight 720


	encodedFramerate:
		The framerate to make the video when encoding. You can leave this as-is
		and everything will work fine.

		YouTube doesn't support 60fps unless the video is > 720p, so don't
		bother with anything other than 30fps unless you change the
		encodedVideoWidth & encodedVideoHeight to 1920 and 1080 or higher,
		respectivley.

		Ex:
			encodedFramerate 30


	logFfmpegOutput:
		Whether or not to log FFMPEG's output to a file when encoding/decoding.

		Ex:
			logffmpegOutput false


	deleteOriginalFileWhenEncoding:
		Whether or not to delete the original file after encoding.

		So, for example, if I was encoding schill.txt into an mkv video, it
		would delete schill.txt after schill.mkv is created.

		Ex:
			deleteOriginalFileWhenEncoding false


	deleteOriginalFileWhenDecoding:
		Whether or not to delete the original file after decoding.

		So, for example, if I was decoding schill.mkv into an mkv video, it
		would delete schill.mkv after schill.txt is created.

		Ex:
			deleteOriginalFileWhenEncoding false


	showSplashScreen:
		Whether or not to show the splash screen on startup.

		This serves absolutley no purpose, so you can just disable it.

		Ex:
			showSplashScreen true


	splashScreenFilePath:
		This is the absolute path to splash screen image.

		Don't use quotation marks when entering in the path, the program will
		do that for you when it loads the path.

		Ex - Windows:
			splashScreenFilePath Splash.png

			In this example, Splash.png is in the same folder as the JAR file.

		Ex - Windows:
			splashScreenFilePath C:\Schill\saver\Splash.png


	splashScreenDisplayTime:
		The amount of time, in milliseconds, to display the splash screen.

		Ex - 1 Second:
			splashScreenDisplayTime 1000

		Ex - 1.5 Seconds:
			splashScreenDisplayTime 1500

		Ex - 60 Seconds:
			splashScreenDisplayTime 60000